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Tropical Fruit Discussion / big ole jabo
« on: May 11, 2014, 01:18:51 PM »
Thought I would share this picture. It's my friend lazaro and his jaboticaba  tree. He's from the southern part of Brazil where jabo is native to. He has several, this is the best looking one.
He also lives one house away from the Winchester property. Mr. Winchester used to own a ton of dairy farms and land in Boynton, notably the old Motorola land, and everything where renaissance commons and target and best buy and Wal-Mart and the like are currently built upon. In his yard is a 30 year old jabo, a 40ft spreading sapodilla, and many mango trees.


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Does anyone local to palm beach county have a mature banana mat in need of some thinning? I just cut down a bunch of palms and am looking to put banana trees in their places... Not super picky, I'll dig them out myself. If you want to trade bananas for bud wood from any of my trees, I am open to that.

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Tropical Fruit Discussion / october yard tour
« on: October 22, 2013, 09:36:45 PM »
Haven't done a yard tour in a while, so here ya go

bangkok lemon jackfruit and unknown naner


bradley atemoya


coconut cream mango


not sure what is wrong with my cogshall, was growing fine and the last 2 growth flushes came out with wrinkled burnt looking leaves, discolored, and some of the leaves have fallen off. might pug it again after this upcoming season and let it regrow


dragon fruit trellis, kinda sketchy, i made them from pallets.  unknown boynton beach variety, zamorano, and zills red dragon fruit


dwarf cavendish and some seedling papayas. after the cavendish fruits, im moving all the pups outside the fence. i went crazy in that corner, now everything is crowded


excalibur mamey sapote


excalibur red jackfruit


left is yellow jab, right is the blue vexator jaboticaba


my row of jackfruit seedlings, my experiments


lsu purple fig


makok sapodilla and some seedling papayas


mauritius lychee


unknown naner


nam doc mai #4


oro blanco pomelo


pantin mamey sapote


some more seedling papaya loaded with fruit, branches are kinda in the way of the rest of the fruit


persian lime


ppk mango


red hybrid jaboticaba


Sarteneja custard apple


sri kembangan carambola, lots of flowers. everyone else has trees loaded with fruit, mine is just starting it's cycle


Soursop, whatever Excalibur sells from their greenhouse. Forget what cultivar Rob said it was


valencia pride mango, with 2 dwarf namwah naners in the back

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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Looking for dragon fruit varieties...
« on: February 07, 2013, 07:32:07 PM »
I am looking for the following varieties of dragon fruit:
American Beauty
Cosmic Charlie
Dark Star
Guyute
David Bowie
Natural Mystic
Purple Haze
Physical Graffiti

I know PIN has them, but I am wondering if anyone knows somewhere local to Palm beach county that they are, so I could save myself an hour drive or so. Thanks

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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Polyembryonic sugar apple seed
« on: January 23, 2013, 03:55:01 PM »
One of the Kampong Mauve seeds I got from a fruit from mikesid's house turned out to be polyembryonic. I have 3 shoots growing from one seed. This is the only one out of about 50 seeds I planted that has done this. Hoping it stays strong and grows up like it's parent tree to give me some good fruit.


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Tropical Fruit Discussion / cogshall mango blooms
« on: January 23, 2013, 03:49:37 PM »
To those that have Cogshall mango trees, there is luck for us this season. Doing my walkaround this morning, saw my newest growth had blooms starting on the end of it. The rest of the buds are super swollen and ready to push any minute.
new growth with blooms on the end


swollen bud




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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Yard tour
« on: December 17, 2012, 09:49:43 PM »
Since all of my trees are now planted, figured I would show them off a lil, plus my projects.
unknown annona, friend's dad gave it to me after he cut it down. tried grafting with some budwood from mikesid, failed miserably


bradley atemoya


cogshall mango

meyer lemon, got one big fruit so far, very juicy



persian lime and the flowers i have on it


the spots are from copper treatments



NDM#4 mango, currently flowering. spots from copper



makok sapodilla with 3 fruit on it



lemon zest mango,got the biggest 7 gallon that zills had




sri kembangan carambola




mauritius lychee, lots of growth since I got it




dragonfruit i got from mikesid



another present from mikesid, red jabo



pickering, flowering, spots from copper treatment



L to R. meyer lemon seedlings, kampoung muave seedlings, papaya seedlings



i still have to take pictures of my front yard, i have an 'excalibur' mamey, bangkok lemon jak, mai-3 jak seedling, and another mauritius lychee i cut all the way back and am letting it grow out again. i also have a passionfruit pot being attacked by caterpillars, banana peppers, jalapeno, and hopefully soon a grafted CC mango

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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Sri Kembangen blooms!!!!
« on: October 28, 2012, 02:49:07 PM »
Went outside to do the daily rounds on the trees, and found my SK carambola had some blooms on its lowest branch. Very excited about the blooms, and these are the first ones since I bought and planted it over the summer. Kinda perplexed as to why the blooms are on the lowest and smallest branch my tree has... any ideas on why that is?




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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Hurricane Sandy
« on: October 25, 2012, 11:23:26 PM »
Just wondering if anyone that is on here is in the caribbean and experience any damage to their trees from this storm. Pompano has had gusts in the high 50s tonight, with the strongest weather supposed to be happening tomorrow. OF COURSE I am on shift tomorrow and wont be able to watch after all my new plants and trees, just hoping nothing snaps...

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Tropical Fruit Discussion / keeping a mamey small
« on: August 28, 2012, 12:34:32 PM »
I've searched here and on google, and have found mostly nothing on how a Mamey Sapote would do being kept at about 8-10ft tall. Do they respond well to a yearly pruning to maintain a small size? Or would the pruning make the trees produce less fruit?

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